Environmental Compliance Equipment (ECE) articles

Wastewater treatment is a complex topic that involves numerous processes, components and equipment that all have the singular goal to turn any liquid into water that can either be reused or returned to the water cycle. There are even a lot of wastewater treatment systems that everyone from households to industries use to meet their wastewater treatment needs. These technologies include the Nano-Bubbler, Clear Flow Systems, and Water Right Systems, among others.

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When it comes to wastewater treatment, traditional aeration techniques do a good job at degrading all sorts of organic contaminants in wastewater. However, there’s an even better, more advanced aeration technology that takes wastewater treatment to the next level. It’s called the Nano-Bubbler.

Unlike traditional aeration technologies that inject air to the water in an ineffective way (most of the oxygen disappears when it rises to the surface), the Nano-

The Problem: In the manufacturing of cardboard boxes, ink is used to print a client’s information on the container. During the change-outs of the printing press, the ink is washed off the printing roller to ready the process for the next client’s container. This washing generates a waste ink high in solids that in order to discharge the box manufacturer has paid excessive discharge fees to the SA Water Board.

Chemical waste that has been improperly managed may contaminate water streams. This type of industrial water pollution, which comes with many causes, has both significant and harmful impacts on human and aquatic life. Environmental Compliance Equipment’s (ECE) CLEAR FLOW SYSTEM is designed to treat contaminated water. The Clear Flow system is a fully automated wastewater treatment process utilizing a bentonite based and polymer flocculent to remove solids, oils, inks, paint, dyes, metal

The Problem: This oil exploratory company generates wastewater in the process of cleaning oilfield tools used on offshore oil rigs. The tools are loaded with oil, solids, salts, and a variety of chemicals and metals. The tools are washed using a pressure washer then the water is collected and sent to the system for treatment through various ECE products and then the cleaned water is reused in the washing process. The company benefits from the process of maintaining a closed-loop process where

The Problem: A well known electrical components company manufactures electrical wiring components such as grounding rod clamps, wiring crimps, end connectors, distribution components, and a variety of other electrical parts. In this process, they generate a waste stream containing various metals including copper, zinc, and aluminum. The CF 200 system has been installed to remove the metals and oils from the wastewater so it can be safely discharged to the lo

The Problem: The company manufactures various types of fasteners for the aerospace industry. In the process of manufacturing, several waste streams are generated that contain oil, various metals, and solids. In order to save operating costs in the form of hauling charges, The company needed a way to treat the waste streams to allow for discharge to the local POTW. They also required to treat two separate waste streams individually using one system. The ECE C

In a major effort to protect human and environmental health, EPA works with its state, federal and tribal regulatory partners to monitor and ensure compliance with clean water laws and regulations. The Clean Water Act (CWA) is the principal federal law that governs water pollution.

Industrial water pollution is a widespread problem throughout the planet. When harmful chemicals and compounds are discharged into water, the water becomes unsuitable for drinking and other uses. Although most of the Earth’s surface is covered by water, we can only obtain fresh water from water bodies such as ponds, lakes, rivers, streams, and reservoirs. This means that it’s in our best interest to keep them clean.

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